Remote assistance allows you to view another person's session, and "take
over" their mouse and keyboard. This would seem to be rare on a server.
Remote administration gives you your own session on the server.
Try
http://www.microsoft.com/terminalserver
http://www.microsoft.com/services/re...istance/ra.asp
http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/Win...7bfa01033.mspx
Rob
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>I am studying for the 70-290 exam right now. In the objectives there
> are a few items that I need some clarification on. There is a section,
> "Troubleshoot Terminal Services." In that section there is a
> subsection for diagnose and resolve security issues and a subsection
> for diagnose and resolve client access issues.
>
> There is also a section "Manage servers remotely." In that section
> there are subsections on managing servers using Remote Assistance and
> managing servers using Terminal Services remote administration mode.
> There is also a third subsection on "using available support tools,"
> which I am assuming means first and foremost, installing adminpak.
>
> Any assistance pointing to KB articles or technet articles that help
> explain and clarify these points would be greatly appreciated. I don't
> use Terminal Services in my job, so this is my weak spot. I am also
> uncertain what the difference is between the two types of managing a
> server remotely. Thanks in advance for all your help.
>